Bromo said:
"There are several jitter attenuation or reclocking products on the
market. All of these products suffer from the fact, that you need a cable,
in order to connect to the digital receiver (f.e. DA converter). This will
introduce new jitter, the cleaned signal will be contaminated again,
before it reaches the receiving device."

How is jitter reintroduced with a short cable yet digitized telephone
signals travel over miles of copper without impact?

IOW, that site could be deconstructed quite easily, but isn't worth the
time, bandwidth, nor the effort.

If you don't - the other guys will win.

Win what? There's no "prize" here. At least not one worth winning.
The problem has been solved, ages ago. That a bunch of yahoos in
the high-end biz can't get their acts together and fix what ain't
broken (often breaking it MUCH worse) is hardly any fight worth
fighting. It's like being paired in a spelling bee against a garden
slug: Yeah, I can win, but so what?


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